The phrase "audience performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to theater, presentations, or any situation where the behavior or reactions of an audience are being evaluated or discussed.
Example: "The audience performance during the play was exceptional, with many viewers visibly engaged and responsive to the actors."
Alternatives: "audience engagement" or "spectator response".
At the Tiffany Theatre, the audience performance cast had the theater's full cooperation; the local performers entered early and without charge.
Taksu, or spiritual charisma, is the pinnacle of energy which every Balinese performer strives for to mesmerise both the human and divine audience". Performance art is thus an act of worship but also an expression of cultural values, a vehicle for folk history, popular stories, life rituals to do with the prosperity and health of the village, morality, cremation and death.
His teaching of management communication emphasizes the connection between audience, performance, and impact.
Peyton offers, "As a member of the audience, performance is to connect somehow.
NBC's coverage of the London Olympics has blown away the most optimistic projections for audience performance in an increasingly fractured media landscape.
For our efforts we get a prize for deducting the killer, for giving the best audience performance, and submitting the most humorous line of reasoning.
His recent projects include *12*, an audience-participation work for chamber music were audience members use their mobile to musically interact with the stage musicians, and Tutti, a massively multiplayer mobile-audience performance piece where the entire audience becomes the orchestra.
To many in the audience the performance seemed uninspiring.
He chairs the audience and performance committee, which reviews the BBC's vast output.
As it was for most of the audience, the performance was his first exposure to Western opera.
Conductor James Wood coaxed a vivid directness from the New London Chamber Choir, and Lawrence's mime-like gestures inspired the audience's performance.
